On "Political Illness" of Wang Jing wei in 1932-1933 and the Power Struggle Between Factions of the Kuomingtang
Hao Zhang
Abstract
Hao Zhang
Abstract
Wang Jing wei's Administrative Council became powerless in reality because of Jiang Jie shi's military dictatorship. He submitted his resignation of being the President of Administrative Council in early August 1932 owing to his powerlessness. The conflict between resignation and persuading to stay formed the basic pattern of power struggle between Jiang Jie shi and Wang Jing wei. The peculiar political phenomena in the Kuomingtang Government, Political Illness and the power struggle of factions, also appeared because of that.
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Wang Jing wei's Administrative Council became powerless in reality because of Jiang Jie shi's military dictatorship. He submitted his resignation of being the President of Administrative Council in early August 1932 owing to his powerlessness. The conflict between resignation and persuading to stay formed the basic pattern of power struggle between Jiang Jie shi and Wang Jing wei. The peculiar political phenomena in the Kuomingtang Government, Political Illness and the power struggle of factions, also appeared because of that.
Key concepts: Dictatorship, Politics, Power (physics), Government (linguistics), Political science, Law, Sociology, Political economy